Adare Manor (Ryder Cup Venue)

Credit: Photography by Kevin Diss

The original golf course at Adare Manor was designed by Robert Trent Jones Senior and opened in 1995. Following the purchase and redevelopment of the estate by J.P. McManus , renowned American architect Tom Fazio completely rebuilt the course during 2016 and 2017, with every hole redesigned to create a modern championship layout.

Unlike the majority of Ireland’s famous coastal courses, Adare Manor is a parkland layout with large bunkers, wide fairways, water hazards and heavily contoured greens. Measuring 7,509 yards from the tips, this championship course possesses no traditional rough; instead wayward shots are punished by contoured slopes, strategic bunkering and trees.

Adare Manor is currently ranked 8th in Ireland by Irish Golfer and has hosted the Irish Open in 2007 and 2008 alongside the 2008 JP McManus Pro-Am. The course will host the Ryder Cup in 2027, marking the centenary of the competition.

Useful Information

Golf at Adare Manor is primarily reserved for hotel residents. Limited non-resident visitor availability may be offered depending on the season and course schedule
All golfers are required to use Adare Manor’s caddie programme
Double-bag caddies are not offered. A forecaddie may accompany two golfers sharing a golf cart
GPS-equipped golf carts, electric trolleys, pull trolleys and premium Titleist or TaylorMade hire clubs are available
Extensive practice facilities include a full-length practice range, short-game area, bunker practice and putting green
Smart golf clothing is accepted around the golf facilities and Carriage House. Tailored shorts are permitted
The Carriage House operates a smart-casual dress code, with long trousers required for gentlemen when not in golf attire

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